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2.2%
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12
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#6
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Description

How a well digger's accidental Herculaneum find exposed a Roman city frozen in time. Prince d'Elbeuf began tunneling into the site in 1709, but it was architect Carlo Weber whose methodical mapping finally documented the layout of these buried ruins. We trace how this early archaeological discovery changed our view of the site, despite the risks posed by tunnel digging. If you enjoy stories of lost history recovered, subscribe for more.
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HistoryLost CitiesAncient CivilizationsArchaeologyAncient HistoryAncient MysteriesUnderground CitiesAncient ArchitectureLost EmpiresHistory Deep DiveForgotten HistoryArchaeological DiscoveriesSunken CitiesAncient Engineeringlost kingdomsempiresrise and fall of empiresHerculaneumarchaeological discoveryhistory channelhistory documentaryworld historyancient egyptinside archaeologymilitary historyhidden historydiscovery

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